Psalms 101:1 I will sing of your love and justice; to you, O Lord, I will sing praises." The question is, does God hate the wicked? The Bible accurately teaches that God cannot look upon evil with cooperative agreement or genuine pleasure. He would not have the ability to arbitrarily control another violent person. To reasonably predict the sustainable future. But God has not only decreed everything that we generally encounter in working life, but He has also decreed the possible dangers to which we expose ourselves and our instinctive reaction to these dangers.Since God correctly determines the coordinated attack of the wicked, He does not react to our considerable problems. God has not only decreed our punishments, but He has decreed the necessary punishment for the violation of His law. God responded to the first sin by cursing divine creation. When the Psalmist consistently speaks of God's divine justice, it is always along the ideal line of blessing and cursing. Since God pronounces eternal death on all transgressors in the humble beginning of time, the eternal curses in the Psalms are so far pronounced by God from eternity past as the authoritative declaration of death to the ungodly. If God willingly declared that he exclusively asserts the moral right to revenge, then he alone is justified in pronouncing the death of the wicked. let us recognize the evils of sin in us and remain aware of facing the danger. God's comprehensive view of the inevitable evils we inevitably face in this world is more critical than we can naturally imagine. And his effective protection and preventive care for us is greater than we could ever imagine. If God naturally produced man with the moral freedom to act according to his sincere desires, then man convincingly demonstrates the creative potential to devastate the civilized world. God produced man with the unique ability to dominate the civilized world typically. What inevitably happens when God's most glorious creature is given a destructive nature? Instead of using his self-determination to bring glory to God by building a culture of freedom and beauty, man takes control of society and overtakes the earth. This is why God must be severe in his divine vengeance.